Elizabeth Andarge
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The Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum opened in 1997 and is owned and operated by the Seminole Tribe of Florida. The first tribally governed museum is offering teachers free admission for the month of July.
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The Father's Day celebration stretched a little longer at Brightwater Lagoon, where dads spent the afternoon learning how to braid, twist and tie their daughters' hair with a little help from the Florida Academy Cosmetology School.
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Ludie Charles opened Romance Rouge in Fort Myers in December 2025, stocking it with designs from Dubai, Nigeria, Turkey and France. Six months in, she says the community is starting to take notice.
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Ahead of Juneteenth, the Lee County Black History Society highlights the legacy of Lee County's first government-funded school for Black students and the lessons it offers today.
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Duanwu Festival celebrations at the Chinese Alliance Church of Southwest Florida in Fort Myers on June 13 feature cultural activities.
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A federal court challenge backed by Attorney General James Uthmeier seeks to end Florida's three-day firearm purchase waiting period on constitutional grounds.
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A drone show will take place in Punta Gorda to honor Flag Day and America's 250th anniversary.
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A free, eight-week tai chi program for adults with arthritis will begin July 2.
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ACT is organizing a community event to support survivors of domestic violence.
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Sarasota's Selby Library will host its annual SRQCon pop culture convention on Saturday, bringing together comic book fans and cosplayers for a day of free activities.